2.0.7

• Replace release for 2.0.6.
• Fixed bug with itables integration introduced by 2.0.6.

2.0.6

• Fixed an issue, where using itables of version 1.7.0 would break the TOC.

2.0.5

• Added output.html.toc_extend_page option.
• Limit for package nbconvert<7 .

2.0.4

• Fixed issue for legacy template.

2.0.3

• Added build tests for Python 3.11.
• Removed online example from documentation due to Heroku free tier removal.

2.0.2

• Improved design for small screens.

2.0.1

• Fixed pretty-jupyter quickstart
• Improved docs

2.0.0

• Added other themes and required.js directly to the report.
• Fixed an issue with weird characters ruining tabset and toc (characters like parentheses, braces, square brackets, #, “, ‘, etc)
• Fixed an issue where empty jinja markdown cell would lead to an error when running pretty jupyter
• Added code_tools to html output options to provide an option to enable / disable code tools. Default value is false.
• Implemented cell and notebook-level metadata.
• Changed design, added the old one to pj-legacy template.
• This required changing of the structure of jinja template a bit.
• Updated documentation, added section for metadata, modified existing bits.
• Allowed to specify classes for any Markdown / HTML element.
• Changed tokens convention (tabset -> .tabset). It is still backwards compatible though.
• Implemented script that creates basic ipynb document with Pretty Jupyter basic elements (title,…).
• Switched from setup.py to setup.cfg and pyproject.toml.
• Added detailed selenium tests for notebooks generating.

2.0.0-rc1

• Fixed an issue with weird characters ruining tabset and toc (characters like parentheses, braces, square brackets, #, ", ', etc)
• Fixed an issue where empty jinja markdown cell would lead to an error when running pretty jupyter
• Added code_tools to html output options to provide an option to enable / disable code tools. Default value is false.

2.0.0-rc0

Prerelease. New features:

• Notebook and cell-level metadata specification.
• Notebook-level metadata overriding.
• Metadata validation by schema.
• New fields in metadata, such as author and date (now printed to html report). Many others.
• Helpers for using matplotlib with jinja.
• Basic pdf export support: Either via html (full support here) or pdf (partial support).